jneymeyer

It's been quite a while since I've played a links course. The last time I played one was Chambers Bay outside Seattle, this place was better than Chambers Bay In every way

The course was in great shape. Both the fairways and the greens we're lush, but firm.

My only complaint would be that prior to the round I wanted to have breakfast at the course restaurant. They did not have even the most basic breakfast items. All they had was some frozen premade stuff that they would reheat. I had to drive 10 minutes into town to get a decent breakfast. Also it was a hot sunny day and there was no beverage cart. However, there was plenty of water coolers spread around of course which is good on a links course where there is little shade.

Overall, I would highly recommend this course. Pace of play for a Sunday morning was good at 3hrs 53min. I would definitely play here again if the opportunity arises.

It was a perfect weather day in Wisconsin, 80*F. I played in the first group following a mid-sized tournament. So needless to say the round was a bit slow. 4hr 50min. Could have been worse if it wasn't a scramble. The course was in good shape, greens nice and firm. Very little trouble on this course, but the rough was deep enough to penalize if you missed the fairway. Bunkers were ok, not bad to get out of if you have the skill. Some of the guys in my group lost balls in the rough even when we had a pretty good idea where to look. $56 for the non-resident rate, 18 with a cart. Not unreasonable for the area. Would play here again in the future.